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I think I would start with a heel correction. That will (or should) take some of the uneven bevel problem out of the equation. Try taking a coin and set it on the blade to see which is the same...

Oz is right. Bottom line is there is something you are not doing right or else they would shave right. Shave testing at each stone will eliminate where.

When I hear what you say it sounds like you have the right concepts. It seems to me that it is simply a matter of technique and maybe slowing down. You can do everything right up to one bad stroke...

I wasn't going to mention the "P" word because I didn't want to interject that into the mix. It actually worked for me but it ultimately capped my progress. It's a distraction from what really counts...

You mentioned getting finishing stones. The stones you have should be sufficient to get them shaving. Past what your stones can do it is just refining the edges. I wouldn't go to that yet. What...